Eastern contemporary art poster generation framework

[Theme]: [Fill in]
[Core Object]: [Fill in]
[Main Color / Light Color]: [Fill in]
[Background Embossing]: [Fill in]
[Tiny Narrative Element]: [Fill in]
[Chinese Title]: [Fill in]
[Short Phrase]: [Fill in]
[English Title]: [Fill in]
[Date]: [After August 2026]

Generate a 9:16 vertical Eastern contemporary art poster. Use a warm grayish-white handmade art paper background with real paper fibers, pulp particles, and a slight printing texture.

The scene features a [Core Object] with a clear outline, real material, and visual weight, then adds light elements like transparency, light and shadow, fog, reflections, or air, creating a contrast between heavy and light, solid and white space.

In the large area of white space, add a [Background Embossing] related to the theme, appearing as a large low-contrast bas-relief, covering about 30%–50%, restrained from a distance but layered up close. Let the [Main Color / Light Color] extend from the subject to the surrounding space, forming clear but soft visual guidance.

Add a very small area of [Tiny Narrative Element] to enhance scale, emotion, and story. Avoid perfect centering; use tense offset, top-bottom, or diagonal compositions.

Text only keeps the [Chinese Title], [Short Phrase], [English Title], and [Date], using modern Songti, Mincho, and small font size English serif fonts, with restrained and clear typography.

The overall look is like a combination of an Eastern art exhibition's main visual and a contemporary material installation poster: premium, quiet, innovative, simple from afar, with discoverable textures, embossing, light and shadow, and hidden details upon closer inspection.

Avoid pure white empty backgrounds, subjects that are too faint, multiple eye-catching objects, ordinary ancient style posters, dense text, garbled code, fake logos, cheap 3D, plastic textures, neon tech vibes, and excessive decoration.